Making Leather Armor - Shoulders / Spaulders / Pauldrons

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
  • This is my third video on how to make leather armor, it deals specifically with leather shoulders, spaulders, pauldrons. , and a pattern I use when making armor for sport fighters in the Society for Creative Anachronism. You can easily translate this technique directly to costume and cosplay without the need for wax hardening, instead using a bit of water forming to get your shape, or no shaping at all with a lighter leather.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 142

  • @stevenjohnson2273
    @stevenjohnson2273 5 років тому +14

    That last part was very riveting.

  • @DarkHorseWorkshop
    @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +42

    What's next for armor? Some kind of cuirass maybe? Also make sure you have notifications on. Not only for viseos, but pattern releases that I may not have shot a video for yet.

    • @hipsterpantsgladstone9767
      @hipsterpantsgladstone9767 5 років тому +4

      Would love to see some greaves!

    • @ApolloSZ
      @ApolloSZ 5 років тому +8

      A cuirass would be extremely epic.

    • @FrostbiteJLU
      @FrostbiteJLU 5 років тому +2

      Yes, and show how (one way) to connect the shoulders to it. That's where I'm really struggling.

    • @elspaniardo86
      @elspaniardo86 5 років тому +2

      Would love to see an archery quiver

    • @mistergoats
      @mistergoats 5 років тому +3

      Gorget!

  • @tylermorio1878
    @tylermorio1878 5 років тому +22

    Cant wait to see a curiass video. You've done serpents, boars, wolves, and yggdrasil. Maybe a new peice of art for the chest? Mjolnir? Maybe with some lighting knot work?

  • @peachesthesordid8619
    @peachesthesordid8619 3 роки тому +1

    That tree is beautiful.

  • @HollowKid
    @HollowKid 5 років тому +2

    Strange comment, but I like that you let us know about your mistakes. Helps me, at least, to think a little further ahead about what I'm aiming for and how to get from A to Z.

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +1

      Not the first person to mention that. I think it's important to learn from and find solutions to mistakes you make.

  • @zanderchiasson8064
    @zanderchiasson8064 4 роки тому +3

    You should do a test with skallagrim with different types of treatment for leather and how effective it is for armour!

  • @Avee3743
    @Avee3743 3 роки тому

    Honestly this guy is the Bob Ross of leather working

  • @chibiloki
    @chibiloki 4 роки тому +1

    This looks fantastic. I honestly enjoy seeing the trial, error, and problem solving when things don't go as planned, because that's how everything goes for me.

  • @markmasters9716
    @markmasters9716 5 років тому +6

    This great timing. I was trying to find patterns last night for shoulder armor.

  • @taxidrivercarl6074
    @taxidrivercarl6074 5 років тому +2

    I love your channel.
    So helpful, especially for a beginner like myself.
    Thanks for including your mistakes as extra learning opportunities, nice for someone to be honest about their cock-ups rather than pretend everything's perfect

  • @KatyaKnightwolf
    @KatyaKnightwolf 5 років тому +9

    That looks great! :D I've been wanting to make a pauldron so my Bearded Dragon can have a more secure perch on my shoulder

  • @ryanmcewen415
    @ryanmcewen415 5 років тому +9

    how about some Cuisse and Knees? to go with the vambrace and elbows!

  • @punkrockviking
    @punkrockviking 5 років тому +3

    I'm really digging the Ygdrasil!

  • @macewen1
    @macewen1 5 років тому

    If you don't have one, consider a high profile bevel, it's smaller for those tight spots and the angle is steeper so you don't muck those overlaps. I bought when I started doing knotwork and it makes a huge difference.

  • @hopeindirect4165
    @hopeindirect4165 4 роки тому +3

    Wow not the sort of leather I usually use but amazing. When I put on ma leather, and rock to sum Metallica, Delta Parole, Foo Fighters or the Smashing Pumpkins I feel like I can do anything in the whole wide world.

  • @stevenaubin3362
    @stevenaubin3362 2 роки тому

    That's freaking gorgeousness.....

  • @LaserGadgets
    @LaserGadgets Рік тому

    Awesome video. Real helpful!

  • @markcowan3366
    @markcowan3366 5 років тому +1

    One thing that might help for making your tree pop is to take a damp paper towel and lightly wipe over the antique. This will remove more of the antique off the high spots while leaving antique down deep.

  • @nidhoggvomwalde2280
    @nidhoggvomwalde2280 4 роки тому

    I play age of conan now for twelve years and it always was an inspiration for styles and designs, because it's more than a nordic culture to see there.
    Btw, when I was an apprentice I learned how to make rivet connections by hand and three are two handy tools you should use. First compress the bolt, so the ring can't jump off, and the second tool is for forming the head round.
    I don't know the english names bit in german the are called nietzieher (rivetpuller) and kopfmacher or kopfsetzer (headmaker or headsetter). A set of three pairs should cost u 20-25 euros/dollars.

  • @moderndayshieldmaiden
    @moderndayshieldmaiden 5 років тому +2

    Love the video! I'm just trying to get into leather work myself and your videos are great!

    • @INFIDEL82AA
      @INFIDEL82AA 5 років тому

      Others are right there with you, Sara. I'm very new to leather work, myself, so this is great to know that others are out there trying to do new and creative things with leather. Good luck and take care.

  • @draven3838
    @draven3838 5 років тому +1

    Nice design and pattern

  • @scorum8671
    @scorum8671 5 років тому +2

    Another great video bro. I’ve always used a wet molding technique to harden my leather but it was sweet to see another cat skinning method from a fellow leather worker. Would you say the hardness in the end is the same and just more convenient for your shop? Thanks again. Appreciate the work you put into sharing with the masses.

  • @JayHesley
    @JayHesley 3 роки тому

    That was nice man, I watched the Whole thing, Very cool

  • @Myweaponiswisdom
    @Myweaponiswisdom 5 років тому +1

    I am weird about articulation, I like to actually use grommets on the holes where the lames meet up and the proper length screw post rivet. It isn't as accurate but the articulation goes through the roof. I have never tried to set a copper burr in the setup though, So I am unsure if it would work in that condition.

  • @JnJShiffler
    @JnJShiffler Рік тому

    can you make or suggest a video teaching all the armor parts and names of each?

  • @DejvovaVidea
    @DejvovaVidea 5 років тому +2

    please do next leather chest plate

  • @LeviathanStorm38
    @LeviathanStorm38 4 роки тому +2

    17:06 I dunno, I find your leatherworking habits....riveting. :)

  • @generalstrike7187
    @generalstrike7187 4 роки тому

    Couldn't find this pattern on your Etsy store? Very nice. Have been looking for guidance on how to get a nice shoulder piece since my son asked for armour for Christmas. Will have to scale down a lot though (he's 5)!

  • @FrostbiteJLU
    @FrostbiteJLU 5 років тому +1

    Yes! The video I've been waiting for! Thank you Magnus!

  • @inkshermit9055
    @inkshermit9055 5 років тому +1

    Wonder what outfits could be created if this guy and Nuclear Snail teamed up.

  • @markusbluebird3229
    @markusbluebird3229 4 роки тому

    Nice creativity

  • @promiscuous5761
    @promiscuous5761 2 роки тому

    Thank you..

  • @JourneyWithHavi
    @JourneyWithHavi 2 роки тому

    That looks amazing!!

  • @elmokvalygar8503
    @elmokvalygar8503 5 років тому

    another great video and an epic item, very well done, keep it up! hails from Greece!!

  • @eco.3977
    @eco.3977 5 років тому

    So excited for a new videos, I love your work!

  • @eileenfabri5497
    @eileenfabri5497 2 роки тому

    Hey brother, I just wanted to say, I love the video. Also, have you ever thought about putting your leather armor pieces on and modeling/demonstrating the movement of your creations? Just curious.

  • @Falkopellegrino74
    @Falkopellegrino74 5 років тому

    Welcome back man, waiting for you for see something nice and new

  • @_Nomad_T
    @_Nomad_T 3 роки тому

    Столько много кожи нет, придётся опять из пластиковой канистры делать ))) Спасибо.

  • @groseillegrowa3659
    @groseillegrowa3659 5 років тому

    Beautiful ...

  • @TV-bh9ku
    @TV-bh9ku 5 років тому

    감사합니다 수고하세요

  • @SeeItLikeItSub2It
    @SeeItLikeItSub2It 5 років тому +1

    Subbed! Great work!

  • @emilylindstrom724
    @emilylindstrom724 5 років тому

    I like the patterned beveler around the outside and the patterned backgrounder just like you did here, but a smooth beveler where the "snakes" overlap, it takes a tiny bit more care but it's another way to separate the design from the background visually.

    • @asdfqwerty271
      @asdfqwerty271 5 років тому

      That's what he uses on literally every other project he's posted. That's why he said the textured beveler is new to him.

  • @SkarneZ
    @SkarneZ 5 років тому

    So cool

  • @joerlendien4569
    @joerlendien4569 4 роки тому

    Can you show how water hardened leather

  • @shogun4365
    @shogun4365 4 роки тому

    Can you put the pieces that you make on so we can see how it looks

  • @chineduamaechi1820
    @chineduamaechi1820 3 роки тому

    I like shoulder armor just like megazword armor

  • @daliborklusacek2095
    @daliborklusacek2095 5 років тому +1

    what color you use, beautifully covers

  • @low-costgearbudgettour714
    @low-costgearbudgettour714 2 роки тому

    I absolutely love your work. I'm thinking of adding leather armour for motorcycle clothing. Is that the "sport" use you refer to? In any case 2mm is sufficient for impact abrasion protection with cowhide for the shoulders elbows and knees. It would probably be sewn to the chassis fabric (either thinner leather or textiles). I'll probably use yak leather sourced locally as I live in Mongolia where they are native.

    • @specifiedhuman
      @specifiedhuman Рік тому

      Pretty sure he's referring to medieval combat societies

  • @jasonscreativeadventures3900
    @jasonscreativeadventures3900 5 років тому

    Nice almost got my wood and leather shop ready. Then I'll be doing some video stuff. Leather journals, paintings.... I'm thinking of adding leather to frames of my paintings lol. You make some really cool stuff man! Thanks for sharing!

  • @astraldesign
    @astraldesign 5 років тому

    I have heard from other leather workers that boiling leather in wax is not a good idea for hardening leather. Supposedly it smells of wax and allows colors to run/rub off. They suggest to 'bake' the leather verse wax. I am curious of your thoughts on the subject and if you have had any of the aforementioned issues with wax boiled leather.

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому

      I've had no issues, my wax is just unscented paraffin so any scent is light. Water Hardening can work but I find it tedious, wax is easy, and if I'm selling stuff, easy is good.
      Also never had colors rub off or run, it's wax.. it's pretty much a finish.

    • @astraldesign
      @astraldesign 5 років тому

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop thank you for your response. I thought the wax would work like a finish and I just didn't understand how their warnings would function as I have watched many videos of leather workers using this method. Thanks again and I cannot wait for the next video. Maybe a chest and back piece that would fit together with the shoulders?

  • @ApolloSZ
    @ApolloSZ 5 років тому

    Do you find the top section floats a bit freely at all with just one strap around the arm? Or would you have a cord tie going to the gambeson or something under to hold it down? This looks awesome, and the Yggdrasil looks great. Going to have a full arm set of Viking armour at this rate!

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +1

      I'd certainly point it to a shoulder strap on some body armour, or a gambeson etc. Mandatory.

  • @tobiasfaber2626
    @tobiasfaber2626 Рік тому

    I dont know if you still check these videos, but i'm wanting to make this for my first leather work. toghether with a gorget to go over a brigandine i got. How hard is it to add something to hold it together with a gorget?

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  Рік тому +1

      You want it all one peice? I've never done that but I don't see why it wouldn't be doable. Add a leather tab out from the forget or pauldron then maybe do a buckle or lace from there. Just guessing though

  • @Gerbrand_01
    @Gerbrand_01 5 років тому

    Hi. I understand that waxing is important. Should it be done to everything you make? And when should you wax it?

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +1

      Waxing is only for armor used in rattan combat. Otherwise I'd probably just water harden / form it, depends on your purpose.

  • @seiniorlatke
    @seiniorlatke 5 років тому

    Awesome sauce as usual. Do you think there is any way you could do a gorget?

  • @dusanradin3949
    @dusanradin3949 5 років тому

    Try something with Veela's,or Perun...

  • @thedude5880
    @thedude5880 3 роки тому

    Exactly how hard does the waxing make the leather? Is it super durable?

  • @michaelbragel34
    @michaelbragel34 5 років тому

    I'm not a sticher person. I'm more of a rivet person. Any chance you could do a rivet fastened design with no stitching??

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +1

      I'd just take pattern and rivet it. Not hard. I'd just place them evenly and focus on corner points.

  • @michaelbragel34
    @michaelbragel34 5 років тому

    Looking at the pattern it looks like it is possible to use a 2mm punch all around? I ask because I have the pattern and the chisel tools but I think the punch would be easier.

    • @michaelbragel34
      @michaelbragel34 5 років тому

      Scrap that. I can see why chisel tools are recommend.

  • @vastjack8090
    @vastjack8090 5 років тому

    Is that saddle stitching

  • @kodibrockman9918
    @kodibrockman9918 3 роки тому +1

    If someone's.dogging.your art works it's bc they're jealous lmao

  • @arturovaldiviesovela7383
    @arturovaldiviesovela7383 2 роки тому

    how to get the mold or pattern?

  • @Ryker2608
    @Ryker2608 2 роки тому

    What kind of spray gun did you use for the resolene? Did you dilute it at all?

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  20 днів тому

      I will often dilute 50/50 water/resolene. I just dig around for any small spray gun really, nothing particular about it.

  • @amandajakle8202
    @amandajakle8202 3 роки тому

    If you don't mind my asking, did you make the indentations in your anvil yourself? I've never seen one like that before.

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  3 роки тому +1

      Ya, I just drilled them.

    • @amandajakle8202
      @amandajakle8202 3 роки тому

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop After watching your peening video, I'm seriously considering doing the same to my anvil. Did you use a rounded burr to do it? I haven't tried drilling solid metal yet.

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  3 роки тому +1

      Just a regular bit. Be careful not to drill through it if it's a cheap anvil... I guess some/all/no idea of them are filled with sand or something

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  3 роки тому +1

      At least one of mine was

    • @amandajakle8202
      @amandajakle8202 3 роки тому

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop Thank you for letting me know! That is so helpful. I'll have to give it a try. I have an inexpensive peening anvil I got from Tandy, so I'll give that a try first and see how it works out. Thank you so much!

  • @thedude5880
    @thedude5880 3 роки тому

    Could you try these on altogether? Or at least model the piece after you make them.

  • @hanoli7933
    @hanoli7933 4 роки тому

    Could these protect you against cuts very well? Im new to all this armor stuff so please dont make fun of me

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  4 роки тому +1

      This is for sport fighting with rattan. A more water hardened method would be better against cuts but is a lot more finicky. Look up cuirboulli

  • @annunakim525
    @annunakim525 4 роки тому

    thigh and leg protecc?

  • @JOHIsaac
    @JOHIsaac 5 років тому

    How thick is a 14oz leather in milimeter? My list goes only to 10-11oz with a 4 - 4.4mm and Lonsdale is only selling up to 12? I'm confused.

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому

      12 is passable, to me 14oz is 14oz, I'd have to dig around the internet to see what that was in mm, I'd look for saddle skirting. If Lonsdale doesn't have it, check with your local Tandy Leather.

  • @IamN0-1
    @IamN0-1 5 років тому +2

    I do confess
    I saw the thumbnail and thought
    Armor for the men of Gondor
    Yes, I know I know
    I am a LoTR nerd

    • @IamN0-1
      @IamN0-1 4 роки тому

      @@eelneerg5795 he is a master craftman!!!

  • @TheRychanek
    @TheRychanek 5 років тому

    I have a question on hardening. Water vs Wax. My friend is a falconer and he requested for me to make him some shin guards because he goes through a lot of briers to flush out rabbits. I water hardened them, had him wear them and they seemed to harden at first but it did not hold at all. They are still floppy. I believe I used 8 ounce veg tan leather. Is the reason they are still floppy is because of the water or the leather weight? This has perplexed me a ton.

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому

      If you bake it enough and seal It it should be decent. But I'm not a water hardening expert.

    • @TheRychanek
      @TheRychanek 5 років тому

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop thank you very much. does the slow cooker work good for the wax? how often do you have to replace the wax?

  • @copper_knight
    @copper_knight 5 років тому

    just wondering the time it took you to make a pair of those :)

  • @Ryuki19n
    @Ryuki19n 5 років тому

    Does the swivel knife work of eva foam? sorry for the off topic question

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +1

      Not sure, I assume it might cut it but I'd just layer things up in eva if I Was building with it or use something that has heat to cut probably.

  • @Yedsaid
    @Yedsaid 4 роки тому

    Do you do custom jobs?

  • @True_North_Artisan
    @True_North_Artisan 5 років тому

    i bought and used this pattern but the shoulder doesn't stay up as it only has one strap

    • @austinfouts9139
      @austinfouts9139 5 років тому

      You could add some more strapping to it. Like attachments to chainmail or just straps that go straight across like kratos in the new gow game

  • @INFIDEL82AA
    @INFIDEL82AA 5 років тому +1

    I happen to love all of your forethought, while you're talking us through your projects! It's similar to the way that I think myself through a project, so I really like that you do that. It's not "Too much Information", just so you know. Some of us appreciate it. Plus it seems like your natural way of doing things, so please do not change that? I'm really interested in your waxing method. I love the look of waxed leather, and I know that it provides some level of water protection, and maybe something else, as well, but I want to know if that wax comes off on things that you wouldn't want it coming off on? For instance, because I like the look of it, I was wanting to integrate it into the bike seats that I make, but because I have never worked with it, I am unsure of how it acts while the item is being used. Like, will the wax come off the seat and onto someone's ass? Especially outdoors on a hot day, will that wax become almost liquified again, and get all over your clothes? Things like that, I am curious about. Anyway, thank you for your videos! I am a huge fan of your work, and I get a lot of great ideas from you. Take care!

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому

      Sport armor that involves blunt force trauma is the only thing I'd use wax for. It can come out if it's really hot and would just make for an incredibly hard seat. I'd stick to the old tried and true oils and finishes for a thing like a seat

    • @INFIDEL82AA
      @INFIDEL82AA 5 років тому

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop Alright, Man. I really do appreciate your input, on that. Yeah, the comfort level definitely needs to be there, on a seat, especially when you're bouncing along on a hard-tail Harley. But, damn, your waxed leather really looks great! I can't stop admiring it! I just need to find something to integrate it into. Anyway... thank you, very much!

  • @jailer23044
    @jailer23044 5 років тому

    If I use a textured beveler I only use it on the outside edge. Where your serpents cross I would use a smooth beveler, I prefer that look to using a textured beveler on all my cuts,

  • @thalladay
    @thalladay 5 років тому

    What brand/model HVLP sprayer are you using for the finish? Is that a Titan 19000 (1.4mm)?

    • @thalladay
      @thalladay 5 років тому

      And do you spray dye out of the same sprayer?

  • @BKJ2023
    @BKJ2023 5 років тому

    So someone could probably help me with this since I'm not an artist, but what does he use to erase the pencil marks? It erases so clean

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +1

      Hmmmm... I use an eraser. :)

    • @BKJ2023
      @BKJ2023 5 років тому

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop but every eraser I use is terrible. What brand is it?

    • @asdfqwerty271
      @asdfqwerty271 5 років тому +1

      @@BKJ2023 your lines are probably drawn too hard/dark

    • @apoccooking4364
      @apoccooking4364 5 років тому

      Try a kneaded rubber eraser, or if you can find 'em in school supplies they make those colourful cap erasers in just plain white - the lack of pigment really improves how it erases, plus you can leave your pencil on the paper and it doesn't bleed dye into the paper. I get mine at Dollar Tree in like a - it's either a 20 or a 15 pack, I forget. $1 is $1 though. I also saw them at Walgreens and CVS.

  • @listillolordoc7604
    @listillolordoc7604 5 років тому

    Are you using oil dyes, solvent dyes or water soluble dyes?

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому

      I use a lot of alcohol based dyes. Specifically I've taken to using Fiebings Oil Dyes a lot, which are actually still alcohol based dies and have been rebranded as Pro Dyes.

  • @craftingoutofscratch2980
    @craftingoutofscratch2980 5 років тому

    Yeah yeah, please do leather armor

  • @Osgkar
    @Osgkar 5 років тому

    what size turkey roaster are you using?

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +1

      Its on my Amazon under armor tools www.amazon.com/shop/darkhorseworkshop?listId=28Y64CNA09LTC

  • @simo289
    @simo289 5 років тому

    How did you make the domed holes in your anvil for riveting?

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +1

      Drilling carefully.

    • @asdfqwerty271
      @asdfqwerty271 5 років тому

      A slow speed on your drill press and adding lots of cutting oil, or unused motor oil, every few seconds of drilling to keep it lubed up.
      Otherwise, you'll overheat your drillbit and dull it immediately. Nothing will drill after that.

  • @Eldormen
    @Eldormen 5 років тому

    what material is your work table?

  • @observador3419
    @observador3419 5 років тому

    Pay more attention on final Art close, please!!!!

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому

      Not sure what you mean. Explain. :)

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  5 років тому +1

      Ahhhh... More showing the final creation? Agreed! Next time.

    • @observador3419
      @observador3419 5 років тому

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop yes!! Thats it!
      Sorry, my mother language is portuguese.

  • @JackieCraft
    @JackieCraft 5 років тому +1

    If you've ever wondered why things cost what they cost lol.

  • @Cryptid9
    @Cryptid9 5 років тому

    What if..... Someone made a steampunk ODST....

  • @user-cg8qd3py9l
    @user-cg8qd3py9l 5 років тому

    его небрежность поражает! можно было сделать все гораздо аккуратнее. спешит что ли куда то?

    • @user-go2tn8eq5j
      @user-go2tn8eq5j 4 роки тому

      Андрей Абрамкин, а что это такое? Что за изделие?

  • @InahaFrost
    @InahaFrost 3 роки тому

    you canr draw

  • @SigynsHope
    @SigynsHope 3 роки тому

    I am disappointed not to see how any of your armor looks and moves on a human body. That's what I was looking for before choosing a pattern, but after scanning a few of your videos I guess I'll need a different channel for that. :(

    • @DarkHorseWorkshop
      @DarkHorseWorkshop  3 роки тому +1

      That's a fair statement, sorry about that I'll try and do better in the future.

    • @SigynsHope
      @SigynsHope 3 роки тому

      @@DarkHorseWorkshop That'd be great. I do like the how to of your videos. And hey, if you still have the pieces, you could do a video that's just putting them on you or someone else :)